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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-05

SALT LAKE, August 9.-Accord-
ing to al estimate of the leading mor-
chants the Ci.h clip this year will
amount to 100000 pounds,
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FOO often cathartic pills produce
gripping and. violent pains, Marri9'
Carcarine ; gentle 'axatiye, mild ia
it, effects and specially aliicatiouS tor
children.
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H., AINiRA, n, y, August A
Z yVVM from Bath, n, T., says; 81
I D. T. IobIc, dry goods and no.
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Oftimes iAtuIency, dizziness ana
headache succeed too hearty indul"
gence of the appetite. Then il it that
Morris Cascarine proves its efficiency
and splendid qualities.
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Probabilities from Geneva, =. Boz.
que, China Springs, BcuevIew school
house aud Rpbidson'- School house
will make the anti mjurity in the
county lO16.
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P0Iyganous wool

left the harbor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-05

The flush of hope on the check
fades into palcnc-, under The baleful
influences of constipation. Morris
Ca-carino will ease this complaint.
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BuESA VISA, CAT, April ia FIVE
o'clock last evening a premature blsst
killed six men and wounded seven at TIM
camp OF kyner, Hiebee 4 Barnard, while
working in sixty feet cut on Hidlsnd
grade near Buena Vista Il zoo faet hoi.
had been put down to blow oil the iace nj
the cut and sprung with twenty keys nj
black gisnt noTder. The foreman waa
loading the charge aud when hs hal
filled IN ton kegs the charge was premn.
turely discharsed throwing masses OF rock
into tho cut where thirteen men vera
working, instantly killing ak and wound.
Ing seven. The dead layRt the moryus.
The names ot the killed are Tim SrIIivom
William Conway. W. S. Co.corap, William
O'Neii, William Hopes and an nnknown
man me ~onaded are recovering and
ate receiving the hest Of a,,en,inn by
lr. Griffith, who lie in charge oil The camn
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CHICAGO, April l5.-It wss confidently
ssse, ted this morning thst the carpentere'
strike would end to-day on the basis sub
mittei by the master carpenters ssaocia.
ton. In case the Rtrikers failed to sccede
TO theae terms it was eaid the master car
penters would begin TO advertise for car.
penters Of points outsi,le OF the city. The
answer Of the executive board OF the car
pentera' council to the proposition was
submitted at ! O'Clock this afternoon. 1t
rejects the proposals and resilirns the
original demands. The master carpenters
promptly replied, refusing to deviate in
the slightest from their orisina! stand. A
mass meeting Of the journeymen will be
held tomorrow or Sunday, at which
permission 10 return to work at
once will probably be granted
the 700 or 500 employees Of tho Independ-
ent Master Carpenters Association. The
m.mbera OF the Independent Association
are nearly all small contractors and have
long ago acceeded to the strikers demands.
Large contractors, who are fighting stronS
propose 10 begin Immediately advertising
ior new men and claim this 1000 outside
workman will be gathered into the city by
week from tomorrow,
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LONDON, April l5.-sir William Vernon
Aarconr', resuming the debate on the
Coercion bill this afternoon in the lIor,o
Of commous, said tho present ALLIANCES be.
tween the Liberals and parnollitcs w,s
based on Liberal recognition. The fact
.hat the "isest policy in Irish aGairs I,y
IN sue acceptance ol come form OF Irish
government which would tend IN e,,;si,,
Irish people. he twitted Lord RandoIrh
Churchill and MIR. Chamberlain win
having secretly consulted Mr.. Psrne]l.
seesing to make al alliance with him itr
their own purposee. ~
Az to the Tory and Liberal. Union
fanh's I!l anout American gold iostariny
lrlsh d'scontens, Sir William said: "rhere
are none who have less reason to com.
plain Of American gold than Irish land.
!otus, ior none get more OF it. They yet i;
through their poor tenants rents"
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Ghe 1nteui1qs,Hnx.
0ntcet Nos. rs ind 81 Fourteenth Street.
In the calamity which has 80 suddenly

In the calamity which has 80 suddenly
come upon them the friends over the
river-substantially part OF our own COM
munlty-havo the sympathy Of those on
this sids who fortunately escaped the ter
rible visitation. Through no fault Of their
own they hnye met with heavy loss. Some
Of them have been uuddenly bereit OF their
homes, being obliged to seek the FIRST roof
thut would shelter them. a
The heaviest suAorera arc the families
Of men who work for day wages,
who have aeen the savings Of years
crushed to eplintera by one blow.
These unhappy neiHhbors need help.
The people over the river arc
doing what they can to help each other,
but We much mistake the people Of Wheel
ing il they be not disposed to lend a hand.
The lNTELLlaENcRE will gladly turn over
to the proper persona any contributions
that may be sent to this office, He piyes
twice who gives quickly.
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LOUISVILLE, April l5.-The Dstroits do.
teated the Louisville club again to-day in
Ri uninterestipg Gamo characterized bv
hard batting and poor fielding. Score.
loulsv!llcs, 5; Dotroi,s, II,
lSplASAroLls, Ism April l5 Tho camc
ut the Athletic park to-day between tho
81. Louis and Indianapolis was a rather
tamo affair compared with the Chicaro
game OF yesterday and resulted in A ,leics,
for the st; Louis champions, who warc
outbstsea by the home club. Score: In.
disnspolis, 8; St. Louie, 3.
thii.AnKLrniA, April l5.-The Phila,le,.
phlas shut tho Athlc,ics out ,o-iny in thp
last game Of tho spring series. The record
for the eeEies stands five games won hy
each club and one draw. Score: phiairi.
phia, Il; Athletic, O.
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Legal Sensation In Georr,n.

ATLANTA, April l5.-There il o conflict
OF Jurisdiction batween the State and Fed.
s'sl courts in Gooryis which is likely to
assume considerable Importance.
William NJ. Miller runs a distil,srv i,
DeNalb county which he refused to closs
IN obedience to the prohibition law. II,
was indicted therefore before Judos Cle,t
.nd wss on trial when by a writ Of hsbess
corpus. he was taken FROM that court and
the 10, case transferred to the Federal Court
This csnsed Judge Clark to writs Inf.
Ter 10 Governor Gordon in which he de.
nounced the action OF Judge Psrdee AZ m
'n'I'ngement on the States soyer.ierfv
and asked that the State take measures ~
protect itself against such encroaehnen,s s
de SAID: "4s l understand #, It ia a si,
against the very alphabet Of tho law ,n
convert tho writ OF habeas corpun jn,n
a &c co1tnvsnee for defeating q criminal
Ihe State will appear as party TO tbe
case 10 Judge Pardee'B court and claim
jurisdiction OF the prisoner. ''
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l,iDCOlH'S Anniversary.

srnIsGrIE.D, LIS, April l5.-The
tw.nty-aecoud anniversary o; the death OF
Abr aham Lincoln, was commemorated in
the hall oi tho House OF Representatives
this afternoon, the seryicts being nnder
the direction oil the Lincoln guard Of
honor. The exercises continued over
two hoRrs and were largely attended.
Addresses were delivered by Bishop Sey-
mour, OF the Springfield diocese and Hon.
". H. CuIlom, member OF the House OF
Representatives. Clinton L. Conkling, q
member Of the Lincoln guard, read his
toric"i paper descriptive OF the labor Of
the guaris in guarding tho remains Of the
1nat,yred President againHt vandal hands.
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PirTssuEaH, April l5.-The body Of n
well dressed man about iourty ycrrs Of
age waa found under the Point bridge in
the Allegheny river tonight with SO
calibre bullet hole through tho forehead.
The remains had evidently been in the
water several days, but were stil in good
state OF preservation. No money, jeweiry
or papers were found In the mans cloth
ing, and there was nothing on his person
by which tie could be identified. It is
supposed that while crossing the bridge
he was murdered and robbed and tho
body thrown intL the river. The police
are trying to solve the mystery.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
alr. row,lcrly Outlines The Work of III
lr,lar

AIR. row,lerly Outline. ,he Work of thu
Order,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April l5.-To.mor-
rows issue OF the Joaraal Of Uniitti Lador
will contain 6 long article by Mr.. Pow.
derly.
Referring to tha intentions OF the
Knights Of Lshor, Mr.. powderly will say !:
"Knights Of Labor need not 70 away
from home to got issue to advocate. They
have declaration OF principles any ono Of
which, carried out, would materially ad-
vance the welfare OF the human family.
Take the fourth section Of onr platform for
instance, that tho public lands, tho heri-
taye OF the people, be reserved for actual
ssltlers-no. another aero for railroads or
speculators; aud that all lantls now held
Tor speculative purposes to ba taxed to
their iall value Tho latter clause espe.
cially would materially lessen tho tax
rate in nearly every municipality in the
country by making it Improbable to
build.
"a graduated income tax, which is the
thirteenth article OF our faith, would moro
equitnbly divide tho burden OF taxation,
Tho doing away with banku Of saue 10 Il
third Important plank-a qaestion which
will soon have to bo mot, for the rapid
payment Of Government bondn will in.
ducc tho issurers Of tho illogical md es.
pHnsive national bank currency to ask
Congressional RAuction for some uthor
means Of Keeping hold Of tho source OF
income; and last, but not least, us tho
matter VI vital Importance to FREQ govern.
t1cnt, stats ownership OF railroads., toc.
graph an, tho like, Of tho meana OF traus-
porting intelligence, passengers snt!
freight. On this poin, tho knights speak
with no uncertain sound"
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4 Terrific t;uic,

ST. JOINS, N. F., April l5.-A terrific
snle ragged along tho west coast Of this
island all Tuesday and "Wednesday, csus.
ing serious loss Of lilo and grea. destruc.
tson oi property.
Ncar Rose Blanche two large skitls, ono
belonging to Petites, the other to Hsrbor
i.acon, went down at their moorings and
tive men were drowned. Another ran
ashore about the same place and WAS
dashed to pieces. Tho crew were Bayed
with much difficulty.
Grave fears arc entertained Tor tho ssie-
ty OF four large schooners md n large boat,
They were out In gallo and have not
been heard from eince.
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CHICAGO, April l5.-Iu cablegram to a
New work paper, vigorously opposing
England's coercive meaaures in Ireland,
Henry Laoouchere said, day or two ago :
"War must DO met by war. II the Gov.
eminent uses arms OF despotism 10 crush
out liberty, the people must reply by the
use Of those which oppressed rationalities
have ever had at their command and
have eyer used in their struggtee for their
rights"
Referring to this cablegram, Alexander
Sullivan, ex-President OF tho Irish Ma
tional League, says:
MIR. Lsbouchere used strong Language,
but for the present, however, tho Irish
people have decided to follow Parpell,
They will take his advice only snd obey
his commands while ho leads their otruv-
gle. All the signs are hopeful. Hereto.
fore Ireland has been alone in the 6ght
against coercion. England, Scotland and
Wales were united againat her. Now
Scotland, Wales and the great Liberal
masses in England are Irelands allies,
At such a time it would be unfair as it
would be unsjse to take any action
which would weaken Parnell and Glad
stone or strengthen their enemies. IT.,
alter lair, patton. trial and full pre-
sentation Of the case. Englsnd's only an
s%er to Ireland ia to give her a choice of
the prison or the poor house. neither Eng.
land nor the rest OF the world need be
surprised If Ireland takes Labouchere's
advice. II they do fail, forever after let
the English do the praying. The Eng
lish, and not the Irish, will be- the beggsrs
for peace,'
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE rnAps.
Tho Retail husiness Reported to bo Unusu.
ally Large and Collections Very Good.
Speculation In Real Estate-The Com.
mcrcfM World iu General, n

NEW YoRK, April i5.--R. G. Dun K
Co.'s weekly review Of trade eays: Consld.
oring tho embarrassment from uncs,-
tainty as to freight accounts trade Is sur.
prislnEly satisfactory. 1t Is almost the
universal Testimony that tho retail trsae
Is unusually large. No embarrassment
appears in collections, except where real CA.
tate or miningspcculs, ksup all avail.
able means in some localities and whore
bad roads still block business, but in most
cases Improvement Is reported. The 70.
markable activity ia clearly connected
with an exceedingly plentiful supply Of
money, which is more abundant whe,c
some need was prsvioualy reported, while
at many points, as Memphis, money was
never so abundant before. Rates riae IN
per cent at some far western points. and
where speculation RACES, but arc usuaiiv
moderate for locality, The inc.easa /,
actual circulation Of monev from Jnlv l.t
to April lst has boon $40 S3f f65 ~ NJ nj
PEI cent. stimulating effects OF nnch ad.
N's.~'-e Si SVsA yNAoIe IRlt, ..#'..f. VI. .
=, From Washington news comes that the
Treasury realizing risku from oxcessiys !, =.
sues Will now draw ii uilyer certificates Of
larger donont5atiohs. Speculation In real
estate ia rampant in Colorado, aud pprcHI.
Ing to cities and towns throughout the
States has caused much locking nm of
means IN Minnesota and other Western
otates, hsa advanced pricea wonderfully
at fhlladelphta, and holds prices mn
though the fever abated at Nashylllo
10" laf such demands will prevent ~.
turn OF money usual a. this sesson to com.
merclal centres Is yet in doubt. bnt M
lear is felt Of money going abroad, Ms,cb
exports products having been eurnrisinplv
large. Recent large purchases oi stossa
on ioreign account are reported, but will
eomewhat suspicious os.cntation. and for.
elgn exchange remains stronger than il
would naturally be II money we're coniuo
this way to pay for many securiiics
friccs did not change greatly during ,ha
wcek, though wheat is low and cn,n iittIo
nishei, with oats, pork, hogs aud sugar
uhghaneeu: Couee has risen an eighth
aau eotsoa sixteenth. Lard is u shade
etronger. Beef utiffsned little on account
OF ireights. W "e'oua'
The dry goods situstion is no. altered
the uncertainty OF rates affecting distant
tfaae, nut cottons are strong and wool hsa
become more steady, many holders ref,ls.
ing 10 sell the better grsdes at curren.
prices. Territory wools ero prcssed fer
sale and weak. " p'''''a 'i
An improving trade is noticad in hjdee
leather, boots and nhocu.
The business failures during the laot
seven days number for the United Sta.ss
Jas, Tor Canada 30, total l75; arSinat s.S
last week, and ISa the corresponding week
81 last year. Business casuslties are on a
dec'ino IN every section OF the country.
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DETEoIr, Apr! l5.-The Executive
Boa.d OF tho Iron Molders Assembly,
Kniqh IA Of Labor, held meeting to night
to cong. de. tho question Of striking in
case the tabboed st. Louis patterns are
given by the stove companies. 1t was
ordered thh. the men keep at work on
whatever given them until they receive
lnrthnr or;lers II ON the Executive Board.
Thia means pt.4!ponement at leaas OF
the threatened ntrikt. 1t has beon rumor.
ed TIM. Bridge and Boach'a patterns will
he used HI tic ,!eicnaiva association de-
1nand, aud that gtoyea cast will be boy
Cottel c.! over a neriCa.
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WABASH, lSD, April l5,-A serious epi-
demic is raging among the students at tho
Normal College at Valparaiso. A few
days since the body OF Charles Purdy, m
estimable young man from this county,
was brought home from the Normal
school Tor burial. He had died from
cerehro:spinal-meuingitis. Thirteen Of
the students at The college are down with
the sconrge, and the closing OF the school
aeems inevitable. Mr.. Lincoln Gwynn,
well known educator, is among the
number critically i'll.
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trees and ornamental ehrubbery blown
down and ruined cannot be estimated aad
their value Ia not TO be computed.
RRPAlRlNo rnI DAMAGE.

St. Claitaville had scarcely recovered
from the shock and realized her condition
before messengers were despatched to
Wheeling for rooiers and all sorts OF me.
chanics who will be nsefnl In the work Of
restoration. Mr.. F. G. Caldwell, Of Oald.
we'll & Peterson, had reached the town by
half past nine O'Clock and at once began
to do business. His firm will make q
shipment Of steel roofing this morning.
Wheeling concerns In various branches Of
building will have all they can do until
the town once more has 4 roof over Its
head, It's ehimnsys up and Its walls re-.
paired. Lset night everybody was talking
about repairing the damage, and every.
body is going ahead In that spirit. Tie
solid old town Is strong enough to recu.
perate as rapidly as mechanics can be had
to do the work. The people take philo.
sophical view Of the situation and are
making the best Of 1t. Es.
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No Sitlisc l'et,

lNuisvlhhH. XIV. April H,-Tho ex-
pected striGu Of stove moliers did no,
take place this morning, for the reason
TINT tho boycolted 81. l.onis patiorno we're
not givcn ont At tho !oundrics. The mon
fully expected the work to be handed
them, md Union nsn say ihoy had finn
ly resolved not 10 make it. Tho foreman
gave their mon tho.usual home work 10 Ln
and nvnryihing passea ea quietly. Thn
'ecab" patterns will be given on, MONDAY
morning, 1t Is now ansd, when ali m,
Union mon are expected to 10 out, '
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CrHclssArl, o., April l5.-A passenger
train on the Little Miami Railroad to-day
struck md killed man, who %as walking
on the trnck beyond plainyille. Tho body
wag hfnnght 10 the city wherc It VIM r.
cnsnz"ti NJ Harvey Y. Clark, OF Chllli.
cothc, Ohio, Knight 1emplar, who had
been whiting Cincinnati to attend the
lnestipy Of thAt order.
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LIMA, o., April l5.-Mra. ll"nei, living
near hore, locked hersciFfn her house this
afternoon and then nct fro to tho build
ing. a lerge crowd gathered and forced
tho door open, when ths woman attacked
them With pitch FORK and tried To ihVo
them nli She waa finally overpowored
and Tho hnnRn RAYeu.
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struggle.

IT Tas twenty-five years ago yesterday
that President Lincoln brea!hed his last.
While time flies it is well 10 remember
that Lincoln once lived. The American
people ara too often iorge.iul Of their
creatert men,
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It appears that the Panhandle road has
been :he least oil which the Dishonest
railroad mer hsva iattened for come time.
No sooner nave the car thieves been de-
tecsei thar the inquiry started by that
exposition reverted s,ealings by the cashier
at the general freight Offices at Chicago.
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MILWAUKEE, April l5.-At Green Bay
]. T. Sequel wss nrreatcd recently on a
charge Of having murdered his wife. lie
claimt4i her death was due to \ inll down
H,nirB. 'rhn Sheriff to-day proceeded to
disntpr tho romainr and found tho collin
was empty. The lid had been cynshed In,
evidently with an axe, and tho relnainH
removed.
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MnwAuSE., April l5.-Dr. Brnit, Of
DodEevillc, Wis, who was arrested a few
weeks ago OH a charge Of having poisoned
his witc to secure the Insurance.. nmount.
ing TO Sl0DOO. died in jail this morninv
1t is supposed TO be cape Of
suicide. Inis note was found on
him: ~ feel ns II | wss about
to !"kc change Of venue to tho supremp
judge on high: II 90. tho Judge il iuet,
md more inclined to mercy. i am feel.
ing very badly. My hcart seems to hare
quit work to-day. Don't let them romoyo
III" 70 tho jail 10 did," DR.. Bruit was n
leading physician and politician.
Milliners say tho early bonnet does not
always succeed In catching tho uoaaor
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SIR WILLIAM VERNON HAEcouRr gets
there with great power On the Irish Coer-
cion bill. II this bill does pass there will
be enough sentiment left in the kingdom
which will be tho nucleus for another
STRUGGLE.
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Tie business review OF the country
looks somewhat better SIS viewed through
the spectaclea OF 4. G. Dun K Go. The
speculative lever in real estate in the
South is still rampant.
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Nh. PowDERLY, the head OF the order
oil the Knights Of Labor, is out in another
pronuuciemento, Bome features Of which
are good and some Of which are yet to be
considered,
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TIE temper OF the Wheeling club OF the
Ohio League will be tried to-day against a
strong picked nine. The public will be
welcomed, Tree OF charge, JUS. to let them
see what the boys can do.